The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

[cjforumadmin]

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[min301]

Re: The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

Drool cleanup on aisle 3...

[Super Sport]

Re: The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

Wow, that Ford turns R's like a Chevy...

But seriously, dude can drive. Nice video.

[oldrustycars]

Re: The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

There was a time when most race cars sounded like that. Well, maybe not 9 grand, but they power shifted down the track. Super Gas racers, take note.

[ss427]

Re: The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

Next project-hook computer to stereo, keep saving for jerico.

[ss427]

Re: The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

There was a time when most race cars sounded like that. Well, maybe not 9 grand, but they power shifted down the track. Super Gas racers, take note.

Back when I ran at Union Grove, there was a fellow in the super pro ranks, that ran a stick. Usually a top finisher, won a
bunch. Not sure what trans. This was in the delay box era, I don't remember if clutch release was electronic. But was
still some diversity at that time. '80 or so Camaro, small block powered. Wish I had a vid. Bill "Mr. Shifter" Wolters...

[SpiderGearsMan]

Re: The Parting Shift: 292 Cubes of De-Stroked Boss 302 at 9500 RPM

bracket racing a stick ? seen a few , but not many go rounds
comp is full of manual trans , but the automatic classes are growing